Character Relationships (Leaving Cert English): Quizzes
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At the beginning of the play, how is John and Elizabeth Proctor's relationship characterised?
At the beginning of the play, how is John and Elizabeth Proctor's relationship characterised?
Coldness and distance
What event deeply strained John and Elizabeth Proctor's marriage?
What event deeply strained John and Elizabeth Proctor's marriage?
John's affair with Abigail Williams
Who says: 'He have his goodness now. God forbid I take it from him'?
Who says: 'He have his goodness now. God forbid I take it from him'?
Elizabeth Proctor
Which themes does John and Elizabeth's relationship embody?
Which themes does John and Elizabeth's relationship embody?
Guilt, redemption, and integrity
How does John Proctor feel about Abigail Williams during the play?
How does John Proctor feel about Abigail Williams during the play?
Filled with regret and shame
What motivates Abigail's false accusations against Elizabeth Proctor?
What motivates Abigail's false accusations against Elizabeth Proctor?
Jealousy and desire to remove her as a rival
What happens when John Proctor publicly denounces Abigail in court?
What happens when John Proctor publicly denounces Abigail in court?
He admits to the affair, damaging his reputation
What role does John and Abigail's relationship play in the events of the play?
What role does John and Abigail's relationship play in the events of the play?
The catalyst
What role does Abigail Williams have among the girls in Salem?
What role does Abigail Williams have among the girls in Salem?
Leader of the group
What methods does Abigail use to ensure the girls' loyalty and silence?
What methods does Abigail use to ensure the girls' loyalty and silence?
Fear, intimidation, and persuasion
What ultimately happens to Mary Warren when she tries to resist Abigail?
What ultimately happens to Mary Warren when she tries to resist Abigail?
Succumbs to pressure and accuses John
What theme does Abigail's relationship with the girls illustrate?
What theme does Abigail's relationship with the girls illustrate?
Power and its corrupting influence